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Who Is in Control of Your City’s Narrative?

How URBACT Pioneers Accelerator cities turn data into stories - and participation into belonging

From Youth Centres to Discord: How Cities are Adapting Youth Services as Young People Move Online

NextGen YouthWork’s Lessons on Turning Digital Youth Engagement into Lasting Urban Policy

Remote-IT Final Product: A Digital Playbook Capturing Our Network Journey

This entry presents the Remote-IT Network Final Product, available below as a hyperlink in the form of digital roadmap.

Kroz URBACT unapređujemo održivu mobilnost i sigurnost djece u prometu

Razgovarali smo s Josipom Milićem, voditeljem URBACT projekta Schoolhoods za Grad Zadar o detaljima projekta te prednostima i izazovima sudjelovanja u URBACT mrežama. Josip nam je otkrio kako korištenjem URBACT metodologije rade na unapređenju održive mobilnosti u gradu i poboljšanju sigurnosti djece u prometu.

A shared roadmap for inclusive mobility: S.M.ALL cities publish their Action Plans

As the URBACT network S.M.ALL – Sustainable Mobility for All reaches the final stage of its journey, partner cities are publishing their Integrated Action Plans (IAPs), translating years of learning, experimentation, and collaboration into concrete, locally grounded strategies for inclusive and sustainable mobility.

These plans represent one of the most important legacies of the network. They are not simply lists of projects, but shared roadmaps developed through participatory processes, testing actions and cross-sectoral cooperation, with a clear focus on people, everyday life and equity.
 

Sustainable Mobility for All: lessons from a people-centred urban journey

As European cities accelerate the transition towards sustainable mobility, one question remains central: who truly benefits from this change? The URBACT network S.M.ALL – Sustainable Mobility for All was created to address this question, starting from a simple but powerful assumption: mobility cannot be considered sustainable if it is not inclusive.